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  • #71
    Originally posted by Hop View Post
    I think Foreman would have beaten Ali in a rematch.
    Cassius Clay would beat Muhammad Ali the way Ali beat Cleveland Willaims

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    • #72
      Sugar Ray Leonard won the first Duran fight.

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      • #73
        Esteban De Jesus is the most underrated fighter of all time.

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        • #74
          Originally posted by BigZigga View Post
          I thought Bradley outworked Pac enough in many rounds to earn a close decision....
          When I saw the fight live, I scored it a draw and expected them to give it to Pac. I was as shocked as everyone else when Bradley got the nod. Honestly, I think Manny took a lot of rounds off and wasn't active enough.
          Exactly how I had it.

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          • #75
            Diosbelys Hurtado most underrated cuban pro. Well better than Casamayor

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            • #76
              Old school fighters get overrated in H2H comparisons.

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              • #77
                I believe Floyd has used PEDs. The 3 failed tests and his contract with USADA make Md even more suspicious.

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                • #78
                  This is not a "dirty secret", but in general I think people are often too quick to say that a particular athlete in a certain sport (e.g. football) would have made a great boxer. I think this assessment takes discernment on the part of a knowledgeable boxing fan.

                  Having said that, I am going to make one such suggestion that I think is legit. Russell Westbrook (PG for the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder), I believe, could've made a world-class fighter. Not only does he have the physical body, athletic skills galore, and fast reflexes, I think he's got that intangible crazy/killer mentality as well. Reminds me of a taller, light heavyweight version of Gerald McClellan.

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                  • #79
                    Originally posted by Hop View Post
                    This is not a "dirty secret", but in general I think people are often too quick to say that a particular athlete in a certain sport (e.g. football) would have made a great boxer. I think this assessment takes discernment on the part of a knowledgeable boxing fan.

                    Having said that, I am going to make one such suggestion that I think is legit. Russell Westbrook (PG for the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder), I believe, could've made a world-class fighter. Not only does he have the physical body, athletic skills galore, and fast reflexes, I think he's got that intangible crazy/killer mentality as well. Reminds me of a taller, light heavyweight version of Gerald McClellan.

                    I would also argue Ali could have been the greatest basketball player ever. He'd teach Lebron a thing or 2 about athleticism.

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                    • #80
                      Clottey received a big redundancy payment from Bob and retired to the Bahamas for a job well done .

                      Margos boxing license was refused by the commission but Bob bought it under the table in Texas .

                      Margo said in an interview that he was promised the Pac fight 2 weeks before Bob created an internet countdown for a Floyd vs Pac fight while Floyd was on vacation with his family .

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